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The LEGO Spring Lantern Festival (80107) is now available for purchase over on Amazon. It is at retail price of $119.99 but the downside is that it will ship within 1-2 months. The delivery window is between February 15 and March 7. It has been temporarily sold out on LEGO Shop since its release earlier this month.
Over the past week or so, there have been some new rumors of an upcoming LEGO set based on the Titanic. YouTube channel Brother From Another Brick has received information from Eurobricks user VanIslandLego about a LEGO Titanic set coming later on this year. There’s no other details mentioned but we can expect it during the second half of the year. Keep in mind that VanIslandLego is the same person who first reported on the LEGO Ghostbusters Ecto-1 (10274) and the LEGO Colosseum (10276) before they were released.
The last large scale ship that LEGO has released was the LEGO Creator Maersk Line Triple-E (10241) way back in 2014 but if the Titanic is real, it is sort of macabre due to it having over 1,500 people dying when it sank in 1912.
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LEGO has given an update on a couple of new VIP Rewards for February 2021 in the LEGO Rewards Center. We can now confirm that starting on February 1, LEGO will be offering the LEGO Pirates Collectible Coin, while supplies last. There’s no word on the cost but I assume it’ll be 1,150 VIP points which is the same as the Castle one that is still being currently offered. You can see what it looks like in the image above.
There will also be a sweepstakes which will run from January 31 – February 21. There was no mentioning on what the sweepstakes will be for.
We have already seen some of the promotions that will be happening next month on the Store Calendar but there is an additional in-store promotion at select stores from February 1-14. LEGO will be giving away Lunar New Year Red Envelopes with any gift card purchase over $20.
LEGO has officially announced their newest theme that is in partnership with Universal Music Group called LEGO VIDIYO. The sets will help children use their creativity to make and share their own music videos. It uses some printed tiles call BeatBits and they allow kids to use video and music styles to scene effects as well as UMG’s library of music to create their music videos.
… ContinueTHE LEGO GROUP AND UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP ANNOUNCE LEGO® VIDIYO™ – A NEW MUSIC VIDEO MAKER EXPERIENCE TO CAPTURE THE BEAT OF YOUR WORLD!
Designed to help children unleash their creativity, LEGO® VIDIYO™ lets you direct, produce, star in and share unique music videos in a safe social environment
Billund, January 26, 2021: The LEGO Group and Universal Music Group (UMG) have today announced LEGO® VIDIYO™, a playful and innovative music video maker experience designed to celebrate and expand children’s creativity and passion for music. LEGO VIDIYO is a brand-new way to play that helps children dream big by directing, producing, starring in, and sharing their own music videos, using tracks from across the globe, led by chart hits from UMG’s unrivalled artists.
LEGO VIDIYO is aimed at children aged 7 – 10, providing a safe universe where they can traverse the worlds of physical and digital play. The platform lets children experiment with play and music, a powerful combination that’s fundamental to their development, extending their ability to connect with other people emotionally and creatively.
Combining new technology with the LEGO System in Play, and music from many of
LEGO has uploaded the February 2021 Store Calendar and we can now see some of the promotions and events that will be happening during the month.
Feb 1-14: Free LEGO Seasonal Year of the Ox (40417) with purchases of $85 or more, while supplies last.
Feb 1-14: Free Chocolate Box & Flower Set (30411) with purchases of $40 or more, while supplies last.
Feb 15-21: Free LEGO Ninjago Lloyd’s Quad Bike (30539) with Ninjago purchases of $40 or more in-stores only, while supplies last.
Releasing on February 1, the new LEGO Seasonal Easter Bunny (40463) is unlike some of the seasonal animal sets that have been released before it. Before we get to that, we’ll note that it has 293 pieces and will retail for $14.99.
The first part of the build is for the display stand, similar to the one found with the Valentine’s Brown Bear (40462). For the foundation, the designer has put in a carrot to also act as a support for the plates on top. There’s a spot on the corner for the bunny to sit and the other side has spots for two brick-built Easter eggs that come with the set.
The bunny itself is consists of several parts that connect to the body. There are a lot of curved plates and bricks that are used to give it a more natural look. The hind legs are on ball joints but they don’t actually give any advantage to being able to pose it. If you angle the legs just right, you can probably get some poseability out of it but is limited due to the tail and the weight of the head.
The head is also on a ball joint and this gives it a decent range of motion which allows it to have some emotion. It isn’t much but at least it doesn’t just spin around like with the heads of previous seasonal builds. Lastly, the ears are on ball joints as well.
The final part of the build are the pastel colored … Continue
We finally have some details on the upcoming LEGO Seasonal Easter Bunny (40463). Available starting on February 1, the set has 293 pieces and will retail for $14.99. We’ll have our review of the set shortly so stay tuned.
Meet the Easter Bunny!
If you’re hunting for a special Easter treat, look no further. The cute LEGO® Easter Bunny (40463) has arrived! This lovable character, in a green meadow setting, comes with 2 customizable Easter eggs, posable head and ears and a hidden LEGO surprise. A fun way to wish kids, friends or family members a “Happy Easter”.
This buildable LEGO® Easter Bunny (40463) comes with a posable head and ears, plus a meadow setting with 2 customizable Easter eggs.
• Makes a great Easter gift for LEGO® fans aged 8 and up.
• The Easter Bunny buildable toy stands over 4 in. (11 cm) high.
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